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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
g.. A. e.
Judge Rea of Minneapolis Electe Com,
mandcr in Chicf on tho Firpt Ballot

mandcr in Chief on tho Ftrst Ballot,
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1.-The evscus-
ton of the city by the boys in blue began
yesterday afternoon and continued until
the camps were deserted and the hotels
were In sn almost normal condition. Last
night the veterans either visited Schnei-
der's garden where there was q great
camp fire and display Of fireworks or the
banquet at the Lindeli hotel given by the
citizens of ST. Louis to the delegates of
the encampment. At the latter plsce GOO
guests were served with magnificent
fesst and treated with loyal and concilia-
tory orations by eminent men CT the
army, courts and congress. The encamp-
ment met at the exposition hall and after
q long debste on lthe pension question
they adopted the report OF the committee
on pensions. Paul G. Vsndewoort of Ne
braska, who is an ex-commander in chief
introduced a resolution at the beginning of
the session severely censuEing the Presi-
dent for his veto CT the dependent pen
sion bill. A red hot debate followed,
and when it Was finally forced to vote
the resolution was unanimously rejected.
The election Of Commander in Chief
was then in order. Msjor Warren with
drew his name OF the start end the cleo
tion was decided on the first ballot.
Judge John R. Rea, of Minneapolis,
Mimi. receiving 294 votes, General So
cum 1873, General Grier IS, General
George T. Anthony &c Two hundred
votes were required for election, and as
General Rea had majority, he YVES de.
clared elected amid storm of cheers
Wilson Cole Of Missouri was elected
Senior Vice-Commander. The Junior
Vice Commander was John G.. L,nahar
OF New Hampshire. General Lawrence
Donahue was elected Sergeant General
Reverend EdwarG Anderson Chaplain.
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Geological Surveyors at work,

Special 70 the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Sept. 29.-Captain R. U,
Good, state geologicsl surAeAor, who WAS
through here some time ago with his men,
erecting post, was in the city yesterday,
expecting to meet Professor Thompson,
superintendent Of all the geological work
west Of the Mississippi river. Professor
Thompson did not arrive, however, and
Captain Good is expecting him daily He
informed THE GAZETTE correspondent
that he and his men were now taking OBJ
servAtions from the posts they erected on
their former trip and drawing their topo-
graphical map preparatory to going to
Washington for the winter.
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KANSAS SUGAR.
Tho Sorghum Success at Fort Scott Aston
ishes a Texas Cane Grower.
Kansas CITY Times

Kansas City Times
FORT SCOTT, KAN, Sept. 27.-Among
the prominent men who visited the Park
inson Sugar Works Yesterday was Col
onel E. Il. Cunningham. the largest sugar
planter in Southern Texas. He was &C
companied by his mansger and sugar
expert, L. A. Wilkerson. In converse
ton with a Times representative last
evening, Colonel Cunningham said:
~ came here especially to see your
sugar works, and to learn the truth or
falsity OF the reports sent out from this
place regarding the most important
subject OF sugar making. With
my sugar expert, Mr.. Wilker-
son, th.n whom l suppose there is
none more thoroughly informed and prac-
rical in the south, we have made care
full, may say critical, examination OF the
Parkinson works and the methods ana
processes there used. had read Com
missioner Colman's remarks upon the
work being done, and knowing the man
well, had confidence in what he said. But
l was not prepared to see the complete
and wholly unquestionable success in
sugar making from sorghum that / have
witnessed to-day. The industry is es-
tabiished beyond question. The pro-
cess is simple, cheap and certain. Sugar
is being made to-day cheaper in Fort
Scott than we can possibly make it with
our methods in Texas or Louisiana.
To the question as to what the south
ern planter will do, in view of this latter
fact. the Colonel said: "We must i'm
prove our methods. Judge Parkinson
and Professor SWenson have pointed out
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CAST UP BY TIE SEA.
a Message that WIS Sent Year go just
Received.

a Message that YVES Sent q Year s go just
Received.
Savannah News.
A bottle, tightly corked, Was picked up
On the beach about four miles north OF
Pablo Beach by Mrs. G. N. Niles, who re-
sides near this place. The bottle was
found to contain neatly folded paper
with the following inscription:
"Goipg to Savannah. Thrown from
steamer Nacoocne of Savannah Off South
Carolila coast, September 80, 1886, by
Ella Stuart, Vsldosta, Ga; L. NJ. Nc
Cormick, South Main street, Gainesville,
Fla; Duncan Mcfarland, Savannah,
Ga, "A South Brood street. Please
write"
This was picked up September l, nearly
s year from the time Of its being thrown
in. If this bottle could tell it's own
story, the experience Of q year in the
Atlantic, while being tossed on the
angry pillows, and again floating in calm
seas, and passing safely through it oil to
carry the message intrusted 70 its care,
would make an interesting tale.
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saratoga Hotel Profits.
Trn-, Tt,,a-

The States will probably clear $4,000
this season, the Grand Union $4,000,
Congress Hall $4,000, Kensington Sl2,-
600, American $1,000, Adelphia S13, 900,
Victoria $1,000, Windsor,uo man or wo-
man knnWeth, Everett $1,000, Columbian
$4,000, Heutis $4,000 OF course these
estimates ere made "taking one couside-
ration with another"-size of houses,
tullness thereof, choice nests and cages
occupied therein, the wine output, or
rather input, etc. The season of
1887 Will 60 on record as
the largest OF sall tS4ratoga's seasons.
Her public houses can readily &C.
commodate Is, 900 guests, and Ghey have
been filled, come to running over. Prob
ably quarter million people have promen-
AIDED Sarstoga since Independence Day.
Thousands who sought health and rest al
Saratoga have gone and are going home
brown snd stout, like giants refreshed.
Those who sought happiness undoubtedly
found it. though she's q shy bird and 9
good many people hunt her all their lives
with pinch OF salt and never get close
enough to try the charm, but she some
times slights when one isn't looking fo1
her.
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PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE GUN,
Further Experiments Made-The Result
Satisfactory

Further Experiments made-The Result.
Satisfactory.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Further experi-
ments in target practice, with the pneu-
mstic dynamite gun, were made yester-
day. They were undertaken to settle the
question whether rapidity Of fire could
be combined with accuracy. The result
showed that ten shells carrying fifty-five
pounds Of explosive gelstine could be
discharged in ten minutes end thirty sec
onds, and that while four OF the projec-
ii es failed 10 the matter of range, going
over Or FILLING short, the remaining six
would have struck within space OF six
yards on the side OF ship. a trial shot
with heavier shell, one corresponding
to charge OF leo pounds of explosive
gelatine. was fired for range, and the pro-
Jectile was sent s distance of two and
nslf miles with ga initial pressure Of less
than 1000 pounds.
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Decay of tho ISones,

With some thirty other symptoms, mark
the progress. CT that terrible disease
known as catarrn. It ADVANCES from stage
to stage OF fearful snnoysnces, and if neg
leeted, is certain 10 end in general de-
.bility, and possibly in consumption; Qr
Insanity. Or. Ssge's Cztarrh Remedy
VII cure.it at any stage, This medicine
has been long before the public, and
thousands have been restored to health by
its never-failing virtues.
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sion of colored children from white
schools is proper and authorized exer-
else OF the discretionary powers Of the
school trustees. One would suppose
that in state where people glory so
much in their stalwart Republicsnism,
which in the south consists chiefly in
gushing over the negro, just before every
election, that different view OF the case
would no fakan
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LI6HING 90.
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AS TO CALIFORNIA.
A Returned Fort WORKMAN Gives So,q.
Solid Reasons for HIS Prefer
enceS for Trx2s.
Somebody is Going 40 G7t Hurt Under ia
Dead Faii-Fiotit1ouS LsDd Yslues
No Poor Mans Country.

Mr.. W. F. Patterson mas lately return
from six weeks sojourn in Calfo.r.s
"Wint," as he is commonly called, IS 8
young man w1o keeps his eyes 81. T.
open when he travels, end he gave Ga
zETTE reporter very Interesting acc liz.
of his views of things i'll the Gg.5ea
state. "I did get s---z
81 first" he said, Gas slm0st every r.
does, but came home more than e---
content to live and die in Texas"
"Hss tie boom died out on the PFC 3
slope?"
mot st sll. In fact it shows no
SIGNS OF ABATEMENT
just yet, but collapse is coming sC01e.
or later; and l will tell you why. We
prices on property in the c.;es
are away too nigh, SIS viewed ~
any enc whom the speculation mau.s
hasn't got in its grip the value set on W.
| improved lands is simply out OF ressC-.
Think of asking from $3.50 to $3.50 peg
sore for land with nothing bat sage 0Iu Il
and .cactus upon II! Isn't it sbsurd.
For improved fruit farms bearing frU.-s
they want from $500 to 5000
per acre. You may aa.-
heard th4t the moned easterues
VINO so there to live buy the climate en-
views, and the land is thrown in. We.
that's the truth. But does il pay to Ow-
these ssne lands? I am prepared 10 say
THAT IT DOES NOT.
The wheat growers told me that by t-l
time theJ had paid for saving and htr-
yesting their grain the cTup CID no. pay
expenses. 1t is the same wSy with rs.s-
ing fruit; il doesn't psy inte--
est on the money lnves.et
Ia feet, California presents no field tJs-
can see for Investments, save in town y
speCuiatiOus. Agriculture is IOsil
game, so the est-informed farmers Their
tCld me. They make nothing they U-e
Coal is brought from Australia and luu-
( Der from Oregon, the ships taking b8ta
only sand for ballast Now in eli ths
elements conducive 70 2 stable prosperity
think
TEXAS IS FAR AHEAD
of that country. Out Of ten years lJc-
we hcve st least seven in which g0ot
crops sre mace, and though they may
best Us q little on climate the difference
is not so great as some may think.
"Wiu the boom lasiz Well, these pee
pie o0I lAere say IL VIII as long a. people
continue 10 hocR IN ana spend IRON
80 10 S2U daiIy per C6ptts.
Ia this they are, perhaps right IS re-
CARDS some OF Inc more Important places
as SEn Diego and Los Angeles, ont tlo
! tnoussao-aHd one schemes 10 make cues
ssl over the country ere doomed In
failure spite OF tAe honeyed WORDS o!
the silver ton@ue6 reel estste men, ct
Whom california mas the sleekest 1T ~
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sse To THE man who has to labor SG5 days.
- 49, hours and ffty-seven minutes every
No. !, or even to those more fortunate toll
!; FRS in the vineyard who are permitted 10
1enbserve Sunday now and then, 1t will ap-
Z DEAR strange how these "laboring men''
1ef New York can find time to sttend sll
zraese meetings, conventiensiand parades
izee hear OF. II a laboring man can get
tesese day off during the season in this
ger suntry he considers himself fortunate.
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Whereupon the smart conten porsry.
sarcasticslly employing the Others exact
language, wonders whether "Msssachu-
sets isn't coming to her senses
The reioiuder Is apt, and it would re
the more effective If, looking forward -
1888, one could forecast the votes which
these two states will cast in the Presi-
DENTAL election. Nobody except the
acephalous ones expects to see Kentucky
enrolled among the Republican states next
year. Nobody else expects that the
majority for, say, Mr. Cleveland will be
as small as that which elected General
Buckner Governor. But low about Mas
sachusetts? Outside Of TIE eceplsIous
ranks who dares predict Republican
majority in the New England state II
1888?
Before any one volunteers TO answer 1t
would be well TO recall that the RapubIi-
can party in Massachusetts IS Ct 8 feast.
not where it eats, but where il Is eaten.
A congregation OF impoli.ic but vehement
prohibition worms are cen at it,
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angeFHEY come, and there is no power to
Q aoo them. We refer to the s.ste con-
4 rsntioks. The lawyers of the state looked
rover the field and selected a place for
aeheir next annual meeting. The various
err tiles OF Texas and their several advan-
: d.ges were heard and considered, and on
e. .ue rejection and after being fully eo-
j .rised as to the law IN the premises, ii
WAS adiudged that Fort Worth Yves the
tiS invention center.
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BIG LAND SUIT.

A Portion of East Dallas Sued fer By
Kerr County People.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 29.-Bsnnister
and Elizeoeth Eiens Of Kerr county,
Texas, to-day filed suit against w. J.
Clark and others praying for possession
of tract Of land east of the city and for
$500, 600 damages. There are about 1000
ecfes OF land in the tract sued for, which
involves s good part of East Dallas.
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BURKE, the ex-treasurer of Galveston
county, is once more upon his native
heath, ruined in health, fortune and repu-
tstlon. His fste is sad one and should
be warning to sn those who are disposed
Ito make free with other peoples money.
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THE GAZETTE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of invitations to attend the Navarro
county fair, 30 be held at CorsicsDs On
October As, inclusive.
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The common thistle which now covers
vast scres in South America YVES intro
duced by an Englishman, who sowed It
believing it would prove valuable for fod-
der. ts
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THE best wsy to stop the Californis
craze is to encourage it. People who go
there and return dispel the illusions pop
ulsrly entertained.
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Fort Worth. Tex

, Branch Offices of The Gazette.
g DALLAs-607 Main Street, j. NJ. RoreN, Man
ager.
WACo-Tom o. Plunkett, Manager.
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FLIRTS.
Filtration One Of Life's Spicy Condi-
ments II SparingIy INDUCED In.
What is Flirt8tIonl

gerous Type of Fnrt-Men Taught to Re
gard Women as Husband Hunters.
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a MAN ought to be ashamed to rob q
stage when there are only seven men
in
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AFTER all Georgia is no worse than
Kansas. A Republican judge OF the lat
ter state les just decided that the exelu-
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BEST FAMAY MEDICINE.

No Aelsehold sfregkd be without IT,
and. b8being kept read Tor ifsrne diate use, will
save many an hour of scattering and many
dollar in time and docgors,hiils
"My Only Family Medicine
lator for many years, hav3Ha made it my own
Family Medicine. 1t Isl pure, good and re-
liable medicine. Ny fiother before NE was
safe, harmless and reiabfe as Family Medi-
cine, and have asskit Tor a0y disorder of the
sys stem and founds lE8to act Ike q charm. L
believe If Twas used Ia time 1t would prove 4 1
great pre- yentlve of sickness. 1 have often re-
commended itSso my friends and shall continue
to do so."-TRev. j. M Rollins, Pastor M. E.
Church south, Fairaeld, Va. I'AJ. II. Zeilin &
Regulator,
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Wherefore the aCephslous one fondIy
wonders if Kentucky isn't coming 10 her
senses" Bat smart Boston contem-
porery, also esteemed and by no means
acephalous, has delved in the eIector&l
archives OF the Bay State and exhumed
these following figures, which measure
the Republican msjorities in Massachu-
sets in recent years:
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THE GAZETTE has tho largest
hona-fida Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

AID VEETISING HATES.
DAILY EDIT1oN-(Seven Issues week.
WonpAreil type, u lines to an inch, and about
seven "a words to the line.
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Per inch, display. consecutive insertions:

Three Times q Week-One- half the above rates
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Reading Matter.
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D1essachnsstts and kentucky.
Chicago Herald.

Au esteemed Boston contemporary Of
the mild acephalous type has been at pains
t. collect this interesting exhibit, show
ing the Democratic msjorities in Ken
tlcky in recent wears.
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IlGUUIf1y UtIIttTs
One time, So cents per line; TWO or more i
sertions, Is cents per line each insertion,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-11
sR 81
ELICORp ,BREA'
. v Vegetal
5EI
!. DR. GONZALEZ
) ODE La HABANA) /,

zN !
Ounce Amos de exito p mas
de Setenta Mil enfermos cura- ,
dos, algunos de una manera pro. 7
digiosa, son la mejor prueba para !
= demostrar que ell LicOg' B0teu. J
a1sScO de Bre0 UegetuI del !,
3 Ds. Gonzales es Ell que meior
~ combate los Catarros cr6nicos.
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis
demas Afecciones del tubo respi- 4
ratorio. Preserva de Ia Tisis. "a q
util en- los Catarros de Ia vejigs, !
= purifica la sangre de sus malos $
humores y tiene una aecion t6niea !
sobre todo Ell ORGANISING, de tai <
suerte que con su uso Sc abre el !,
- apetito y Sc engorda.
q Los enfermos cansados de tomar (
otras medicinas han recurrido a
LicOz. de Brea de Con
$GLex, = 4 su benefco inAujo han +
recuperado ell don mas precioso de
Ia vida, que es la salud.
Ell pdblico no debe confundir Il
LtcO1' de BreM de GOaa. q.
%SEe%, con otros conpuestos que
sc anuncian con nombres pare q
cidos = que NO son mas que imita.
clones sin efcacia. -
A~a4&s-~--ss.sa -
H LicOr de Byea se vende
en- tOdds lac Boticds acreditadas
de las blus de Cuba y
Puerto Ricoy "a RepabEcadsMk =
q DE venta en- la Parma
8 ella de
Co r. Guillermety. .a3
N4s.lerslo1..eoi.sDo )..aoecS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-11
S0BRES PARA CARTkS.
aran surtid de todss slasss , prscios
Sobres o 20 centavos 100.
Id. 4 so i'd. id.
Id. de un dohlex q 20 id. id.
ES Ell MAS BARATO.
CAfElSE0 Oh IA DOCfRIhA CRlSfIANl
compwssto por eI Padre Ripa.da.

Texto para las Escuelas de Ia Isla
de Puerto-Rico segtn Decreto del
Excmo. 3 limo. Sr. Obispo de esta
Di6cesis ID. Juan Antonio PUG en- Is
de Diciembrs de lS8O,y pubGcado en-
el BoSetsa Eezesidstico en- 10 de Enero
de 1881, que dice ai:
"Deseando facilitar, segdn su impor-
tancia requiere, la adquisici6n del Ca
tecismo de La Doctrina Oristiana 4 toda
clase de personals, venimos en- decIarar
tambien de texto para Ia Di6cesis Ell
antique y popular Catecismo del P.
Ripa!da que { pesar de su reducido vo-
ldmen, comprende en- sus sencillas y
concisas preguntas y respuestas 10 su-
ma toda de la enseiinnza cat6lica: reu.
niendo 4 La vez La inmensa ventajs de
estar por su infmo precio al alcance de
as familias pob-es."
PBEoIo.-2 chavos uno, 35 cts. doce-
ma = $3.50 cts. grues a.
BE vende en- 10 IMPBxNTA, ALKAoxN
DHPApHL z L1BRHRfA del BoLzTM MER-
oANT1L Fortaleza "a, y en- 10 de d. JOSH
GoNzALzz FoNT, Fortaleza ~. SO
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AMIGOS DE TODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY,

Millones de personas, en- todsEias parties
mundo, recomiendan dichas Pildoras como
mejor rosteurativo dc la salud que 10 conoce
Elias curan todas lsa afeccionss del corsz6n
del higado, del est6mago, de los rifiones
ics intestinos, remueven Ia aorimonia. IA
natulencia y ID csrdialgia, expulsando do Ia
SANG 70 toda impurexa, fortaleciendo compile
tamsnts sl sistema nervicso y dsndo an tono
ndable Ia organization general.
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Boletiq Nercantil de Puerto-Rico.

PEFIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
oRGANo DR Los RsPAaoLES NCONDICIONALEs En- PTo RICO.
CONDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda case de remitidos anuncos
publication de los medic precios
venconaes determinRran los mismos
Los comundos remidos gaceas deben
del asumira responad
mas con Ia de persona responsible de pago.
Los originates comuncado redos gacetss
devueltos 81 pubiquen.
No responde de rotura nj extravios de cEches
La coumna del pe6co considerable ee cenmeus
largo -
81 enuncane ndra detemnda
publication de En- desea concederse
10 p.S sobre ell preco de tarifa f~o
Ell nunane nv cc publication de sus anuncos ten
Ira uns bnfcaci6n de 10 pS sobre los preco tarifa
Cuando impore de anunco
eciba pe6dco de ds ndmero En-
primer ndmero
Para suscrtores del BoIET gaceta counicado
smtldo, en- seccdn correspondence cosara d$
Los tendran ell 25 bonfcac6n po de
-uias, comunicados remtidos.
E mpore dc las suscrpcones nuncos gacea remos
ados, antcliado
81 mprevsta dase de sar peri6dico empmene
rentegado tanas pucacones
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Tar1fa para Ia publication de anunclos.
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